May 25, 2019

Current Price of Gold Today
(Singapore Dollar)

Gold Prices per Ounce, Gram, and Kilogram

Gold Price

Change

Gold Price per Ounce

$1,766.53

-5.22

-0.29%

Gold Price per Gram

$56.80

-0.17

-0.29%

Gold Price per Kilo

$56,793.79

-167.72

-0.29%

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Gold-Eagle provides real-time current gold prices per ounce, gram, and kilogram. Further down the page is an interactive gold price chart with various historical views of gold prices. By hovering your mouse within the graph of the gold prices chart you can also view the price of gold for specific days.

Gold Price Performance per

Timeframe

Rate

Change

%

30 Days

1,742.74

+23.79

+1.37%

6 Months

1,681.79

+84.73

+5.04%

1 Year

1,745.71

+20.82

+1.19%

5 Years

1,622.72

+143.80

+8.86%

10 Years

1,389.51

+377.01

+27.13%

Gold Price Charts

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Gold Price Articles

By Arkadiusz Sieroń - May 23, 2019 The Fed released the minutes from its last meeting. What are the Fed’s views on the economy, global risks and inflation? What do the learnings imply for the US monetary policy and in turn, the gold market?

By Craig Hemke - May 22, 2019 That this is even a question reveals the intellectual laziness of those who ask. However, since this is coming up with regularity again, here's another post on the subject. First, a summary of recent...

By Arkadiusz Sieroń - May 17, 2019 The Fed promised that the quantitative easing would be only temporary and that it would reduce its ballooned balance sheet to the pre-crisis level. Now, as the Fed adopted an interest targeting with ample-reserves, we know that this is not...

By Jordan Roy-Byrne - May 16, 2019 Although most of the precious metals sector has trended lower in recent months, gold has held up well. It and the other, weaker components of precious metals got a boost on Monday when China retaliated with tariffs of its own.

By GE Christenson - May 15, 2019 Egon von Greyerz discussed “3 Dozen Reasons to Hold Gold” and mentioned price targets of $30,000 for gold and $3,000 for silver. Gold sells for $1,310 and silver sells in the mid-$15s. His numbers suggest that gold could increase by a factor...

By Stewart Thomson - May 14, 2019 The short seasonal rally for gold that typically follows India’s Akha Teej holiday (May 7 this year) is in play but this time it is being “juiced” by a major US stock market meltdown! In a game with nine...

By P. Radomski - May 13, 2019 We had warned you about the miners’ bluff and we hope that you heeded it. Gold is still testing the neck level of the head-and-shoulders pattern, but silver is already back at its 2019 lows, while miners broke decisively below them. It may...

By Egon von Greyerz - May 09, 2019My long standing target for gold of $10,000 in today’s money and much, much higher in inflationary terms, is now more probable than ever. But I hope it will never be achieved. When gold goes to $10,000, it won’t be under the same circumstances...

Gold Price Q & A

What Impacts the Current Price of Gold per Ounce or Gram?

There are many factors that contribute to the current price of gold. The importance of each of these factors on gold prices varies depending on the current economic environment. The key factors that impact the price of Gold are:

Historically, gold has been highly valued going back thousands of years. Today, there are many contributing factors to the price of gold as mentioned above. In addition, as the central banks of the US, Europe, and other places, diversify their holdings (to include more gold or less) this has an impact on the price of gold per gram, and/or the price of gold per ounce. As central banks add more Gold and move away from paper money, the price of gold goes up.

The current real-time price of gold today, traditionally, has an inverse relationship to the value of the US dollar. When the value of the US dollar is strong, gold prices go down. The strength of major economies also had an inverse relationship – at least when an economy has a significant downturn. This is due to the "safe-haven" status gold has traditionally had in the investment world. Gold prices are historically far more stable over the course of time than economies and other classes of investments.

Supply and demand, of course, also play a key role in the price of gold per gram or ounce. There is only so much gold to be mined and gold mining is not cheap. When gold demand outstrips gold supply, the price of gold goes up. The chief areas of gold demand are in gold jewelry. In 2017, 46% of demand for gold was for jewelry. There is also the use of gold in industry for such things as electronics and medical devices.

How Many Grams are in an ounce of gold?

There are 31.1034807 grams in one troy ounce of gold. A troy ounce is a larger system of measurement for precious metals known as Troy weights. A regular ounce of gold is equal to 28.35 grams.

How much is an ounce of gold?

Let's say the spot gold price is currently 1,400. An ounce of gold will generally cost you a little more. You can compare the "cost over spot" prices of 1 ounce coins from several top reputable dealers to get a good sense. As market events impact gold prices, you can expect price fluctuation through the course of the day.

Do current gold prices vary by country?

The price for an ounce or gram of gold remains mostly the same regardless of which country you are in. The price is determined by converting the current spot gold price for an ounce or gram of gold into the country's currency. For example, the current spot gold price for 1 gram of gold would be converted into Indian Rupees according to the current exchange rate.

How much is gold per gram?

The total gold per gram value is calculated based on the current spot gold price. To see the goldprice per gram, select your currency in the drop down under the gold price chart at the top of this page. The chart shows the current price of gold per ounce, gram, and kilogram simultaneously.

How does the current gold price compare to historical gold prices?

The gold price increase from 1935, when President FDR raised gold value to $35 per ounce, compared to today's spot gold value of $1,335 represents an increase of approximately $3,700%.

The goldprice increase during this millennium (i.e. from January 2000) from $285/oz to today's spot gold value of $1,335 represents an increase of approximately $367%. Indeed, gold prices have tripled the Dow Index of only 113% during this millennium.

How much is an ounce of gold?

The price of gold per ounce is perhaps the most common way investors monitor the gold market. The image below shows a 1 ounce gold nugget and a 1 ounce gold coin - in this case a gold eagle coin. To see the current gold price per ounce, select your currency in the drop down under the chart at the top of this page. The result chart will display the gold price per ounce, as well as gram and kilogram.

Is it true that the price of gold goes up when the stock market goes down?

Much of the time, the price of gold is negatively correlated to the stock market. More specifically, when the markets go down, gold prices often go up. That being said, there are times when the price of gold and the stock market both go up or down in unison. Overall, time has shown that gold prices are not tied to the movements of stocks and bonds and it is for this reason the gold should be an important consideration to protect the long-term value of your investment portfolio.